THE

CONTENTS

OF THE

SECOND VOLUME.

A Difcourfe of Death, in four Practi-
cal Sermons.

M

EN have Naturally proper Noti-

ons of Good and Evil. How they

are prevailed upon to go contrary

to them in their Lives, which they repent

of at their Deaths.

NUM B. Xxiii. Part of the roth Verfe.-Let

me Dye the Death of the Righteous, and

let my Laft End be like His.

SERMON II.

P. I

The Difference betwixt the Death of the

Wicked, and the Death of the Righteous.

NUMB. xxiii. 10. Let me Dye the Death

of the Righteous, &c.

P. 34

SERMON

SERMON III.

How much it concerns us to be well Pre-

pared for Death.

NUMB. XXIII. 10. Let me Dye the Death

of the Righteous, &c.

SERMON IV.

Of Preparation for Death.

P. 68.

NUMB. Xxiii. 10. Let me Dye the Death

of the Righteous, &c.

P. 93

A Difcourfe on the Sabbath, and on

the Publick Worship in the House

of God, in five Practical Sermons.

SERMON V.

The Inftitution of the Sabbath, both Jewish

and Chriftian: What Obligations we Chri-

ftians have to keep the Sabbath.

ECCLES. V. I. Keep thy Foot when thou

goeft to the Houfe of God.

SERMON VI.

P. 132

How we are to come Prepared to the House

of God.

ECCLES. V. I. Keep thy Foot, &c. p. 163

Of our Religious Worship in the House of

God, and how we are to perform it there.

ECCLES. V. 1. Keep thy Foot,&c.

P. 190

SERMON

Our Duties in the House of God are, Prayer,

Hearing God's Word, and Receiving the

Sacrament.

ECCLES. V. 1. Keep thy Foot, &c. p. 208

The Cafe of Diftractions in Prayer. How

far they are Sinful, and what Helps there

are against them.

ECCLES. V. I. Keep thy Foot, &c. p. 227

The Wisdom of this World; and its Infuffi-

ciency to make us Happy.

PROV. ix. 12. If thou be Wife, thou shalt

be Wife for thyself.

SERMON

P. 258

XI.

What is our True Wifdom: The Properties

and Preheminencies of it above Worldly

Wisdom.

PROV. ix. 12. If thou be Wife, &c. p. 286

SERMON XII.

How the True Wifdom is to be Attained.

PROV. ix. 12. If thou be Wife, &c. p. 306

SERMON

The Character of the truly Good Man: And

the Regard that is due to him.

PSAL XXXVII. 37. Mark the Perfect Man,

and behold the Upright; for the End of

that Man is Peace.

SERMON XIV.

P. 325

The Bleffedness of those that are Good, both

Here and Hereafter!

PSA L. xxxvii. 37. Mark the Perfect Man,&c.

P. 355

SERMON

A

DISCOURSE

CONCERNING

DEATH,

IN

Four SERMONS,

On NUMB. XXIII. 10.

Let me Dye the Death of the Righteous, and let my laft End be like His.

Ερωτώμνο [Ariftippus] Πῶς ἀπέθανε Σωχράτης

ἔφη, ὡς ἂν ἐγὼ ἐυξαίμην.

Diog. Laertius in Vitâ Arist.